Jennifer Kupcho

So Luke Kuechly tweeted this, you know, evenly split men's and women's teams would have made this year's President's Cup basically a coin flip.

And you look at the six American women, Nelly Korda, Alison Corpus, Austin Kim, Lauren Coughlin, Jennifer Kupcho, Angel Yin.

You look at the, uh, international team, Ha- Hairan Ryu, Miyu Yamashita, Hugh Joo Kim, Geno Tidical, Seyoung Kim, Ruining Ying.

Ronnien.

And Europe won that competition.

At the end, and added some drama on the last two days, Jennifer Kupcho, who played her amateur golf at Wake Forest, made a 90-foot putt on the 17th hole on Saturday and then came back with a 25-footer on the 18th hole to give the U.S. some momentum going into singles.

The U.S. team did something they probably shouldn't have done.

On Saturday night, the captain gathered the team around and they all shared a beer and videoed it to show their celebratory mode on Saturday night.

But there

was that dog in Jennifer Kupcho, and I think she deserves her moment.

Yeah.

To make the bomb that she made on 17 and then to make the bomb on 18, to do what she did was super impressive.

Obviously, she will forever hold a close... spot in my heart because I had been a part of the Augusta National Women's Amateur since the first year.

And what she and Jennifer Kupcho did put that event on the map, I think it...

it really shined a light on how cool, on just how cool these players are.

And her swag is just absolutely insane.

Amazing energy, the golf shots.

I got to witness the long putts we saw on both sides, especially Jennifer Kupcho on Saturday.

The 92-footer and follow that up with a 20-something footer to win her match and make it 8-8 after Saturday.

So many exciting moments in the Solheim Cup.

Scott Jones, who had a brief flurry there when he won.

Steve Jones, rather, who had a flurry there when he won the U.S. Open many, many years ago, but never did much after that.

Jennifer Kupcho has done okay.

But how about Wyndham Clark out of Denver, ranked fifth in the world, two-time U.S. Open champion, and should be a contender, pretty strong contender for Player of the Year on the PGA Tour.

Kupcho.

Jennifer Kupcho made, and I'm not exaggerating, a 100-foot putt on 17 when the other players were in there looking at 10-footers to win that hole and tie their game.

And then the 18th hole, she makes a 40 footer to win one up.

So instead of it being, you know, uh, nine to seven or something like that, it was eight to eight.